sycophancy in Japanese
sycophancy in Japanese is おべっか — sycophancy means behaviour that flatters people excessively in order to gain favour.
sycophancy in Japanese
おべっか
Pronounced: obekka
The fawning behavior of a sycophant; servile flattery; fawningness.
What does "sycophancy" mean?
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noun Behaviour that flatters people excessively in order to gain favour.
"I have always been taken aback at the high number of people in whom an astonishingly high income led to additional sycophancy as they became more dependent on their clients and employers and more addicted to making even more money."
- noun A tendency in AI language models to give answers that agree with or please the user instead of being accurate, including giving false answers when it senses it is being tested.
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sycophancy in a sentence
- I have always been taken aback at the high number of people in whom an astonishingly high income led to additional sycophancy as they became more dependent on their clients and employers and more addicted to making even more money.
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What is "sycophancy" in Japanese?
"sycophancy" in Japanese is おべっか. sycophancy means: Behaviour that flatters people excessively in order to gain favour.
How do you pronounce おべっか?
"sycophancy" in Japanese is おべっか, pronounced "obekka".
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